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MR. ARTHUR HENDERSON
DISARMAMENT STILL
(Received February 7, 11 t..m.)
LONDON, February 6.
:".. Mr. Arthur Henderson, addressing the British • Commonwealth League, said that he discerned evidences that public opinion had hotr abandoned the hope of results at Geneva. ;
He was receiving. encouraging evidence from many quarters, vindicating a distinctly better outlook for disarmament which' more deeply impregnated the world's national consciousness than ever, auguring success to one of the greatest experiments in human history. : The result "of the Security' Committee's work might be applicable at any moment." The Disarmament Conference was; not dead and would notbe permitted to <siie.
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Evening Post, Volume CXIX, Issue 32, 7 February 1935, Page 11
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